I'm Reed Fish
- Jay Baruchel: Reed Fish
- Alexis Bledel: Amy / "Kate Peterson "
- Schuyler Fisk: Frank's girlfriend / " Jill Cavanaugh " "
- Victor Rasuk: Frank Cortez
- DJ Qualls: Andrew
- A. J. Cook: Theresa
- Katey Sagal: Maureen
- Chris Parnell: Ralph
- Shiri Appleby: Jill Cavanaugh
- Valerie Azlynn: Kate Peterson
- Reed Fish: John Penner
My name is Fish ( I'm Reed Fish) is an American comedy film directed by Zackary Adler from the year 2007. DVD was released in Germany on 18 April 2008.
Action
Reed Fish has taken up his father's legacy and provides the remote town of Mud Meadows every day with the current daily information on local radio. Privately, he must grapple with the preparations for the upcoming wedding with his childhood friend, Kate. As the pretty Jill comes from the university back to their homes, Reeds get mixed feelings. The two get closer and it comes to a kiss; Reed it admits Kate and reveals her so that his doubts about the wedding. This has surprisingly reasonable for Reed and he loses all life Elan. He can not decide between the two women and loses both. Finally, he finished his career at radio and filmed his story - the result was the film up to this point. He concludes with the realization that he had grown up. In the screening of the film, he received the highest acclaim. At the end he comes along with the real Jill.
Criticism
" Cavalier independent comedy with convincing actors who perfectly maintains a good measure of slapstick. "
" " I'm Reed Fish " is an entertaining comedy that has a lot of slapstick, without rummaging in the bottom drawer embarrassing silliness. It is about the growing up and from having to make decisions and is wonderfully light-hearted to a large extent. Although spared Reed not us with the archetypal American Just -Be -Yourself formula for happiness. The doing of entertainment but no serious demolition, especially those not too pushy comes missionary. On the whole, as the pleasant feeling of an independent production is maintained, the whole pandering to mainstream without or act unprofessional can bring joy to a wide audience. "